REMOTE SENSING METHODS FOR ASSESSMENT OF TOURIST RESOURCES (CASE STUDY: R. GANGA - UTRAKAND)

E T Toktoraliev,Ch Zhaylobay K,Z Zhumasheva,D.A Beyshenkulova,T.K Тoktokojoeva

doi:10.35803/1694-5298.2021.3.350-357

Abstract

Have been studied the Natural Conditions of the Utrakand recreational zone. Have been identified the most frequently visited territories and objects. Analyzed is the flow of domestic and foreign tourists. The functional features of the infrastructure and material base of tourism are determined using remote sensing and GIS. Based on the analysis, has been identified the most optimal option for the development of recreation in the study area. Has been determined the main contingent of consumers in tourism products.

Highlights

IntroductionWater bodies are one of the prized recreational places that allow you to get away from the bustle of the city [1,2]
For the urban population, water bodies are one of the prized recreational places that allow you to get away from the bustle of the city [1,2].Prior to the study, a list of key players in the development process was prepared
Based on primary and secondary data collected on the required area for various infrastructures, and taking into account some minimum value for some infrastructures, logical statistical relationships between infrastructure and population have been developed

Summary

Introduction

Water bodies are one of the prized recreational places that allow you to get away from the bustle of the city [1,2]. Based on primary and secondary data collected on the required area for various infrastructures, and taking into account some minimum value for some infrastructures, logical statistical relationships between infrastructure and population have been developed. - GIS used for collecting, storing, and processing, analyzing, managing and presenting tourism objects with a geographic location. Analysis of the geographic conditions of the studied area, suitable for tourism, determine the comfortable state for recreation, study the socio-economic state of potential users of natural resources [5]. Pre-field work included data collection - a map at a scale of 1: 15000 and a topographic map at a scale of 1; 50,000, satellite data, DEM, information on tourism infrastructure and facilities used. Field work - inspection and verification of the tourist facility (facilities, infrastructure), collection of secondary data and maps and relevant information from various tourist departments;.

Flux of Tourists in Rishikesh

Scaled Cost

Conclusions